ANGIULO - Anton M., of Marathon, FL, formerly of Northport, NY on October 5, 2013. Born February 11, 1920.
Beloved husband of June and the late Antonita. Devoted father of Stephen, Neil, Jayne Pugnali, and the late Joseph. Also survived by six cherished grandchildren.
Proud of his service in the Navy and his business endeavors. He enjoyed a long life filled with Long Island adventures and a steady Marathon paradise breeze. We will miss your quick mind and young heart forever...our superman.
Reposing at the Charles G. Schmitt Funeral Home Inc., Seaford. Interment at Long Island National Cemetery.
Published in NY Newsday on October 9, 2013
Beloved husband of June and the late Antonita. Devoted father of Stephen, Neil, Jayne Pugnali, and the late Joseph. Also survived by six cherished grandchildren.
Proud of his service in the Navy and his business endeavors. He enjoyed a long life filled with Long Island adventures and a steady Marathon paradise breeze. We will miss your quick mind and young heart forever...our superman.
Reposing at the Charles G. Schmitt Funeral Home Inc., Seaford. Interment at Long Island National Cemetery.
Published in NY Newsday on October 9, 2013
ANGIULO - Anton M., of Marathon, FL, formerly of Northport, NY on October 5, 2013. Born February 11, 1920.
Beloved husband of June and the late Antonita. Devoted father of Stephen, Neil, Jayne Pugnali, and the late Joseph. Also survived by six cherished grandchildren.
Proud of his service in the Navy and his business endeavors. He enjoyed a long life filled with Long Island adventures and a steady Marathon paradise breeze. We will miss your quick mind and young heart forever...our superman.
Reposing at the Charles G. Schmitt Funeral Home Inc., Seaford. Interment at Long Island National Cemetery.
Published in NY Newsday on October 9, 2013
Beloved husband of June and the late Antonita. Devoted father of Stephen, Neil, Jayne Pugnali, and the late Joseph. Also survived by six cherished grandchildren.
Proud of his service in the Navy and his business endeavors. He enjoyed a long life filled with Long Island adventures and a steady Marathon paradise breeze. We will miss your quick mind and young heart forever...our superman.
Reposing at the Charles G. Schmitt Funeral Home Inc., Seaford. Interment at Long Island National Cemetery.
Published in NY Newsday on October 9, 2013
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